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For debugging purposes, you can try the following during a POST request: echo var_dump($_POST); That will show what is in that POST request along with the values and names.

Oh. Right. Have you tried reverting the name to see if it's the directory name which could be triggering a rule?

It seems that it went (haven't look at it much today). This was happening for around 15 minutes. I would like to point out that I was linking to /testimg on a different site (don't worry, it only displays the info), it's rendered as an image on the clients end. Also, there is a CSS file that I...

May I ask, what is hqsecurity? Clearly, it's triggering a rule here and does contain the word 'security', which to me would imply that it's a vulnerability scanner of some kind.

Looks like it made it through all of those servers!

Have you checked if the domain is usable or even added to your account either using 'add-on domains' or 'parked domains'? I do find it a little odd for Chrome not to display an error code not saying anything to do with NXDOMAIN.

Have you tried manually entering a database query into phpMyAdmin to see if the MySQL version used supports how the query is laid out? Is your 'host' set to something like 'localhost'? Have you enabled privileges for your database user such as INSERT?

Unlimited? Jeez, that's quite a lot! There will always be a limit to how many process shall be on concurrently. The limit you're talking about is entry processes. I believe that there would be less of a limit on a VPS as that should only be limited by the RAM and CPU (yes there's disk space but...

Really, the only "solution" on free hosting for now is to use CloudFlare's Universal SSL. That's if you're wanting SSL. If you want to disable the forced SSL redirection, you'll need to remove it from the htaccess file. By the way, I would advise you to either add a index.* (.php, .html) or...

At 22:20 GMT +01:00, the site suddenly got the following error: Error 503 Service Unavailable Service Unavailable Guru Meditation: XID: 46287525 Varnish cache server Just before this, I was going to start creating a useful tool that would be useful for what I do. I was testing out the date()...

From what @bdistler has linked to, it looks like it's now: Domain Nameservers: NS1.X10HOSTING.COM NS2.X10HOSTING.COM Can you try adding the domain to your account?

You can try to access cPanel if that is the case. If you get an error like "EDQUOT" then that can be to do with how much space is being used and would likely point to your request being the solution.

It seems that you were linking to a viewer in cPanel and that the actual path to the image is /home/[REMOVED]/public_html/wp-content/1.png, or /public_html/wp-content/1.png if you want the document root. Either, you can provide the sub-domain so that we can visit it (highly doubt you want to do...

https://x10hosting.com/wiki/Nameservers I personally have the IP's set just in case something happens to the name server sub-domain's. Anyway, go where bdistler points.

Have you also tried entering the IP? Be sure to also enter in the details for ns2 as well.

About that: I don't think you can install whatever you want via SSH on a web hosting account on shared hosting (not talking about hear anyway). So really, the best way to go would be to use a VPS or above.

www.marcellajean.co.uk returns 'Index of /' and for www.marcellajean.co.uk/wp-admin returns the following (which is interesting): Forbidden You don't have permission to access /wp-admin on this server. Server unable to read htaccess file, denying access to be safe Additionally, a 404 Not Found...

^ Probably best to strip off the nulled site URL's.

You'll need to add the following to the configuration file (or at least before the connection): error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_DEPRECATED); Dead-i popped up while I was typing this, haha. Anyway, you should try his second suggestion if you want it quick and easy.

It would be awesome if you could say what the error is. I've tried Firefox and it worked just fine.